In this unmarked intersection where three vehicles meet, which one will cross the road second?

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At intersections of equal priority, the general rule requires yielding to vehicles approaching from the right. In this specific scenario involving a sequence to clear the intersection, the order is resolved as follows: The motorcycle is the first to enter the intersection but must stop in the middle because the tanker truck is approaching from its right. As the motorcycle advances partially, the tanker truck effectively has a clear path on its right, allowing it to cross the intersection first. Once the truck has passed, the white car no longer has any obstacles on its right, allowing it to cross second. Finally, the motorcycle completes its maneuver in third place.

In this unmarked intersection where three vehicles meet, which one will cross the road second?

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